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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1887-04-07

Judge Chrisman met with an
accident while holding court in
Liberty, his horse running of with
his buggy and throwing him out.
Our people will he glad to know
that he was not seriously hurt. We
like our Judge.-Woodri!le Repub
scan.
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Lady In Texas Writes:

''My case is of long standing; has baffie'l
many physicians; have tried every REM
edy could hear of, but Bradfelds Fe-
male Regulator is all that relieved me-"
Write The Bradfeld Regulator Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
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Remember Kohlman still holds the fort.
The harder the times the moro determin-
ed he is not to be uudersold. A trial will
convince you.
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We take this method of thanking our
friends and patrons for their liberal pat
ronage in the past, and promising to serve
them faithfully in the future, we solicit
continuance of past favors.
Having ample capital to carry on an
extensive furnishing business, and being
amply prepared to pay CASH for ALL We
buy during THE ENTIRE YEAR, THEREBY
SECURING THE ADVANTAGES afforded by
all the discounts for SPOT CASH, we can
offer nnusnal advantages to all who may
need assistance during the Spring and
Summer to carry on their farming ope'
ratiOns.
Come and see us before placing your
business elsewhere. he can do you good
We will keep constantly on hand u com
plete and well-assorted stock of Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, Hats, Hard ware, Saddles and
Brides, Plow goods of every description
and a full and fresh supply of Fancy and
plantation Groceries, can goods, etc.
We handle the famous Louisville, Ky,
FIJI cured Bacon the only full cured ba-
con in the market.
We also handle high grade Fertilizers
All of which we are offering at prices
that defy competition. 1t will pay you
to call on us for prices before buying
elsewhere. SHERMAN g. DAVIS,
BrOokhavcn, Miss.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1887-04-07

For genuine onion sets and Southern
seed grown ex pressly for our section, 30
to Kohlman's Great Cash House.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1887-04-07

1t will be to the interest of shoe buyers
to come and sec VIM. Abshagens new line
of shoes, put down to hard time prices.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1887-04-07

A penny saved is penny made. Go to
Kohlman's Great Cash House and it will
take you very little time to feel satisfied
il ia 40
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You can not expect yonr children to
thrive when they are being DESTROYED by
worms. Give them few doses of Shrin~
ers Indian Vermifuge and they will DO
restortd to health.
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CITY COUNCIL.

The City Council held a regular meet
ing Monday night, April 4th, with all
members present except Aldermen Storm
aud Connerly.
The Mayors report of fines collected for
the last two quarters ending March LIST,
1887, was reported by the Finance Com
mittee with their approval, aud, as cor
rerted, was adopted, showing the total re-
allied OH fines for the two quarters to be
Sl45O.
The City Marshal was directed to pay
the City Treasurer $3.50 IN addition to
S4l.00 already paid, aud make supple
mental report of same.
The salary of street commission was
fixed at $500 per month, term to be-
gin April llth, aud be discontinued at
option of the Board. Aaron Hurst being
the only applicant for the position, was
then elected street commissioner OH the
terms prescribed.
The term Of the City Attorney having
expired, it was decided to leave the
office vacant, rs 10 necessity seemed to
exist for continuing IL.
| FOrsythe was elected to do all print
ing for the Board for another year except
JOB WOIkJ LOT TZo.UO' No oAhci pu"iIehOi
i'll town was requested by the Board to
put in bid, or So much as notified that
the matter was to be- acted on at this
meeting.
The usual monthly accounts were
allowed, and also the following:
J. A lloskirs rent of public school
house for = mo ending March
l4th. .....SlO w
Forest Colored Church, rent of
school house , mo ending March
l4th. .................... 10 OC
j. VI. Hoskns, cords wood for
public school. ................... 0O
Max Priebatsch, lumdrr tor bridge. 80
Staten Baker, work on fire cistern. ! q
NJ. Nalty, lumber for bridges. W
NJ. Nalty, removing dead animals. 50
Aaron Hurst, cash paid for cleaning
out cIsteTn. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
l.. I.,,k n l.,
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Important!

Those who contemplate planting
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class
Acclimated Trees
We have all varieties and all kinds all
sell at. reasonable prices.
Place Orders Early wa
efore the varieties are exhausted n,
ders booked for
Fall and Spring Delivery.
l.. HUDSON & SONS.
apr7-8m Terry. Mis-.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
Fer Representative.
We are authorized to announce
~ MAXWELL.

rs n candidate for Representative of Lin
coin county at the November election ;
subject to the decision of the people at
the polls.
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No bats, but all goods at correspond
ing low down figures, which in the long
run should convince every one that he
Will be materially benefited. Go to Kohl
mans Great Cash HOUSE, andsee for your
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-30

ooWAMDLH HKnn MosE DOES nor 40
KxowLKD0B AR CF MS WORDS.
Nav YokK. Nov. 29.-Johann Mos
De uenied shat be had threataned the
executioneF Of the anarchists IL Chi
csa0 or any one else. He addressed bis
neafers ~ the KoemeF's Hall meeting
20 "feilow eltizsns, and not ss ''bFothsT
anarchists" Hts speech. be said. lacked
tbs threats and violent lAnRuaRe which
be ie charged With having uttered.
"On Sue cry Of revenge being uttered
Ia the auoie0ce," be went on 70 say, II
said mot now. Tue capitalists ara ar
raSed against a. We ars hers 20 an
cuse and / aecnse GrinBell and Carr
and TIE judges Of musdeF.'n
h also described Powdsrly ag an 10.
strament In the exsoutlon by not takine
sides with the condemned men. He
vas not sure that be said that ns weuid
give ten years Of bis life 10 know the
chicago hangman and that be would
stranele him. He bad never said thar
for every man killed in Chicago Ave han.
dred W did be alauRhseEsd.
Most said tkat be vas communistie
anarchist and assumed abe oFatoRinai
style wnlco had Distinguished the Afkk
half Of his direct testimony.
Mr.. Nicoll, On the sFoss examipation,
asked him 20 state bic We've. ave do
not heht aRsinst sny pariionlaF govern
aent.n said Most. sWe do not espe-
oeeially hRht the goverpmeut Of She
United States. We are opposed 20 GOV
sfnment - auch. We think the power
nelo By the government should be abol-
ished." Most said that the ruling
classes were IN Febellion. and Il vas
possible that even what the people bad
IN the constitution Of she United States
would BE- taken away. His motto was
Education fos orRanixation-orRaniza
sion to put down the rebellion OF tie
capitaIissic clasa."
"We do not expect that capitalistIc
classes" continned be, evil give up
What theg have peAceabiy. There will
be 6eFce fighting on both aides.n
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mPoRFANT DECIasoH.


JUDGE DzlD1 pnorDns A xnsr cAsn N
oKR0oH-MucH MoEsx MyoLvEp.
PoarEAnD. Nov. 8.-lspeoial. IA
very important decision Was rendsred
by Judaa Dsady IN the United eiasos
oouft this mornfpg, IN the case Of Jndae
q. n. Denny Va }. o. DobsOn, 10 Foe0y-
er possession of eiQhteen lots. In the
soun Of Arlington, GILLIAN eoanty, Or.
egoa. judge Denny sometime ainCe
purchased from the Eorfhsrn Paeinc
railroad Q certain tFaot OF land, 90 which
The latter claimed elsie under tha exist.
ing lava Of the united StAtes. Tnis
land included about one half Of what
ls noW knoWn as the town of Arlington.
tbs ssstlers have ''sQuatied" upon this
land. paying no attention % the claims
Of tbs railroad company, and ae She
iogn grew tbcy had cut up their proper
y ana sold u Of In lots foK building
parpoess. A portion Of e includes =
cart Of she main Htreet Of the town.
scores Of men have bopRht lots and
built bones. many Of them With th6
full understanding that the land was
einirned by the railroad company. Or.
era we're altogether fnuoos1t, fh6y net
HLNAtAk . NAN-AA FAAA@ v - NAftfA- A4N8NNNAt ~
rhe land jumpers proposed 10 con.
lest their ueufpation u the land
20 the last, and Jadas Deuny hnally
determined 20 bring feet case before
be Unfted Staies eouFt 10 dsseFmine
tne validity Of she claim OF the NORTH
ern Pacihe fniiFoad company, from,
whom be had purchased the property,
Theeomplaint Was dsmnFFed 70 b. TIE
defendant on tbs ground thai the NoF1h
sFn Paeihe had foFfeifad ite title o.
rioht, bsosuae it hsd not 6nished fhe
entire road uithinsths time rtQairfa by
she act Of c0nRFess AuiboFlxinR Ice con
struuiion. Today JndRe Dsady ever
ruied TIE dsmuFFeB and the defendants
gae required % an8Uog 10 the compIalnf,
The eneot % this dscigisn is 70 canflrn.
Judge Dsnny's title % The land par
chased FROM him; and the residents ~
AFsingt0a who are Bson hia property
sill either have 70 pay him be prise q
aet "a. The desision involves q IaERs
sura 0f money.
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-Wifh a. eaxnsnl assire a. a.ex a.
manaase q eonRssaa. 10 alra q fhe
osfp1rallrns their every rlrhf nnfer fhe
lAWs and a tha saMs tinss fallsa r.
dafectianz gfren b. yca b sea thnt arrss
pfa.ecsien should be extended ts fhe
SETTLERS ans lhese seeking . make -.
iienen1s % rnhlio lamas. / entered m
90 mot eaRnful eonsf1ernfion az -
uhole suhisek Of fhn hia.orR and
iaw Eeiat1nR 10 TIE lard ersnfs.
ana 1 concluded ihAk Il Ia daparsmamS
Has clathsd With tha nuihsriiy Is
make tndemnitg WlthdFAmals as has
oeen oone IN 20 maay tna.annea. ia ~
ereise ef taat anlhnritF wea q matter
entirety within ssnnd dis.refion. nnd
net . matter Of legal oaliaalipn n any
feepeois thai the oame sound dieaFe,ion
@htoh N tbs interest," Of tha eomuanins
1assios1 TIE naid Wilhdraualg nn9 ae-
handed peEemptoEily In the pnhile 10
tefesl speedy r1sooatinn e fhs aauae.
an1 that The most sdf.atisa uakV of n
pedieIna qp adiastnenl o. lan3 grants
2nd doing sxaei jaSgfes 10 ahs com
panieas RaardsnR and pronotinr ths fr-
tefeala OF the eetflsEa also. vas 20 psr.
mit TIE paoiio 70 enter into eompsti-
tlon w1sb the Companies IN the eelsction
of lands heretofore Withdrawn for In
oeunitY pufpoaRn
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Tbs sieArner Coos BAy haa bsau wws.
ehassd bF the P4siha Coaat Ntasrnsi, =,
Company foe $500.
Lord Hartinalon hes arrived a nnh.
lin. He was both hlssed and sheered -
be lsf1 The train.
TIE pEsaident has sppolnted oaorrs
W. Lmrn - b posfmastaF a CalfmN
Wasalnason Territory.
The New York Hsral6. oommann,nm
Tussd8y morning. advansed if9 -
from two 70 shfse eensM
Ths 6paniah ooxtea ON b cpen.S -
The Qasen HeQsnk whD wi1l b aenrrs.
pa7ied b ne yOuna king.
Lord Lgons. Wis q asEsrina wI.h
paFalyals in lha lsft aida has haam
br0nRht ffon Psfls 70 Lono0u.
Deniei Bidweil. q plonass asa hseefns
of 9tDsfai Jakn blossiI, 6lsd - OhIea.
California; Ca fasaday, sead 80.
Billings 4 WesuOss. q Nsw Tast. la
dsaleFs. made an assiauus~nt , aiesAnv.
Eos5 aisis5eda = s4pfial of el50.0oo.
an ihs rditess % g. P.tersbsrs haus
bpsn summoasd - tha o.. ~ eaaaar sd
inslFnale1 - atapf nscdsFafs ions -
anFciaa Qarmang,
ne & e ~ s.. LonIs nszs a ha1f
m8s8 ou Eaee3sv % nasna a. atn
dsafA e aeagy Nels oIlz - a., -
tb8 Gafun0s NtgkA &4lI&MaA amN -
- exsmagos q lhs e.t1
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MoRn nnAsoH IN THxs eEooND scaKaEa N
AMBITIOUS AMRRroAEa.
CHECAao, New. 29.-OhsstsF Holoomb,
formerly Of the American legation a
Pekin, China. q 10 this city. u an 10
tervisw published this morning Holcoub
asserts that be l. 10 lesQue with Amen
can capitalists IN Ohinese Investments,
and that be will ehtain q charter % his
return 10 China, for che construction Of
q double tfack railway 30 run from
Pekin 10 the iron aud coal mouptaiUe
thas ere lees than nftsen miles distant
rhe syndicate Nill asso receive impeFiai
letters patent 70 deVei0p the mines aad
supply the Chinese with cost and leon.
also TO e0nsiFuct Watef works, sewers
stc.. 81 Pekin.
Holcomb ssys there vas nothing 10
the concessions said 70 have been grant
ed 70 MeskieWitE.
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Yk1AE ND OF TnoUBLz enswEHa OUT ~
MKwKPARa1 AnIIoLB.

YkrAE ND oR Tn0UBLn enswINa OUT ~
q MEwEPAPHB AnTTeLB.
RzpwooD Crrr. Nov. 29-R 8. snisb,
editor Of the Times aad Gassfts, wa
ssoa and fatally voundsd b. Dr.. Powell
this afternoon-
fhe troabls grew cut Of an article
publiahad 10 TIE Ganstfs lass Buudav.
10 which DR.. l. B. Powell vas eharrsd
w1ah 6efFNuding 9 widow eut Of monsv.
Hol uoeds paassd betgoon the men %
aundsy. and 6miih wus warned thnf
Powell taIhed o. shsotinR. About iope
oieEoek this afternoon Smith was stand
iae ID ffont Of Tie drug alora. when
PowelI appFoached him.
Buith said: HDocfoE, I hard vcu
eers going 70 ahoot meg7
p usll answered ~yssp and dre9 a
piatol P0wsil - nnos fired thrss shota,
COS taking eEeea in bic bsak ~ ths
shonldsr blada. the oihsF tw0 minslua.
8miIh was eaFfisd homs, whaEa Be nov
lee ~ q erftinai eon6ision. Paweli 4
leoksd 40 Powsilio e hgothsr of ths
dsfsafed 6smeefntis eAsdldats for RDv-
srnog ok OAio - ths lsss eisclian.
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ClTE RArmEas
xME Mk1oa AND couNCnMKn on xunuonn.
nRBBksxA. ~ IAN.

xMK MA1oa AND cauNCEx.HEn on xxMuoEn,
hRnsasxA. " SarL.
LEEuoIk. Nan., Nv. %. - MAYER
sagyer and ten Of twelve men bers 81
ihe CITY cgaucil Of this oity are nov IL
oaresraled IN the Doualss ocunsg isi,
AZ Omaha, by order af gudgs Brewer Of
the United states court, they having ~.
fusea 20 pay nnss tmpoesd By that
oseFt Tor eoutempk aazfeantiuR $500
fhs ttonble grew out of an attsmpt on
tee paxe q the oOauetl % ,o1st Police
Judge Prisons for ailaRed maifeasancs
% ONES. fafaons AppIiad 10 JudRe
Breuer for an injunction rsssrainina
the oouneil. Toe eannoil iwnossd to-
Injunction granted b. Jadea Brewer,
ana refused % pag the doe with the re-
sun aforesaid. Tue oouncil have sent
leasl repFHaensaiise 20 WaaaiBRton
silh the intention OF appealina she case
20 Soc enpEeme court,
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SPECIAL TElEGRAmR
The People ef Pendletsn
Greaaly DelisAtsd.


EEzD1Hfon. ONean, Nov. 8.-fUpe.
sal l~-A Alaa4EH. WAeelaE. Unalk AOav
ine.a hsve ed their e3ock n lhe 0sernn
ano Wa4hina1nn Territory RailPpad
Company b George w. Hnnt, of Oar
rAllta. and q. B. Wxlehe. of PhiladaI.
Gaia. TIE peupie e thia asoiioa nGe
asllResed with ihs n1anas and feel wsli
dlspc1ed to9aFd Wheeies. ChAlk & Oav
lneass who Aapo eAithfully kapl their
ploUlaes thal sheg uonid nct elll oas 10
tns Oregon Railway and MnHlantion
0oupAny. Tfscklayfng has oumnenoed
again on the Ofenun and WnshinQton
EeEEi1oFy. and ien miles wlII Be Iaid as
lag1 e. largo faRoe og uneB aan DO Il
TIE ro1d vii b oonplsied % PendIctun
af onea.
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Posrz1nD. Nov G.-rspsolaIl -This
aflesp "a IN ths cifcaia e1ars tke eoun
81 for Fang Lane Diek, 6es Koua and
Oaine LinR. acc1sad % ne mnfdsE 0f
les Xtok 10 tie OhiDess tteaief eu fhs
oFnt Of thss monsh, argued q motion 10
ibFow CT TIE fndiclufEt egsibg1 hls
cliemGz. he haBs1 bic mstiou upun tha
alteEkd efeuae thai tbe pessani arAnd
fnry n nol lagsI one. Tbe afatules
pB1vife thss aflsr ne aFan6 iaEy b lm.
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ourLrNn OF xBn PnoonAxNn 10 p FoE
LOWED III TuB srATnamkN EnoN

VBAAALA W AAN EMo0Aas4 - ~ - M0A
LOWED III TuH srATnamkN EnoM
MATNn.
Nav Yonx, Nov. "A Washington
special 20 toe Herald says; .James @.
Blaine is expected 20 reach San Fran
sisco on bis retnrn te tbs United States
On tAe 20tn Of Jnae next. He will 70
snKn via japan Etva days after hia ~
rival IN San Frspciseo the national ~
publican oanvention win Be held.
Blaine Will remain ID California until
ne nomination hse bean made. One Of
aF. Blains's party managers, sho is az
ahoEiky for this afAtem nt. says thai
Names statesman uili be reBomfnafec
greo .ically wiihont oppoaiki0n. His
pressnce 10 CalifoFnis viii. it b be.
iieved. eFeate 30 great q fnFore a. 20 10
sots him the solid vote Of the entire Pa
ciHc siope. The i1urney across tha oon-
siuens vill Be, according 70 the preseDi
gFeRramme, tbe greatest ovation ever
accorded 20 81 AmeFiean etatesmar.
exae a that Of General 0fant IL 1879
N6hraska, Mi1seuff. Keutuckg, Oalo
aud Nsw YoFk will be visiaed by him
sn route 30 hts home"
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BomB TnRown.
rm 0zkos. A PoRr sLaKELGs snR, msuKnD
Al san p1100.

~H9NN 49,
Al San pIMau.
eAa Dnoo. Nov. 2o-Thia moFnlne
before daylight some one tereW . oyna-
niie bomb On the bows Of the American
ship Otago, engaged n the eoastine
srads. 1he explosion badly ahatksreo
Der planks and opened = great hole in
ter bows. No cause can be foand for the
pulFaRe. The oaptain Of she OtaRo en-
plo1a union aAilore, and be Waan'e iu
oonhaos with the trades union Ia any
gay.
LAteF investigation shows that the
bomb thxown on tha ehip Otaeo las
ni9ht exploded tasi ag ths sksaner Oar
los Paoheeo vas leaving for Ensenada,
ano ansplcion points 20 the master Of
that vessel, Who bad q quarrel with the
osptaan Of the 0taRo thaf morning.
about the location Of his ship at ths
Ehsrf, and cast of the lines OF the thip
shrss or fear times. thrsatanins 20 Ak
aim later. The exploeien vas E0gy pio
ient, nearly AlllinR 3 sailor on the dack
Of the Ghip. The oity trustees examined
lnts the matter today, and will taks
sisps foF . thorough investigation.
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sEeRETaRE lamM.
The Hest Impsrtanf Pars
81 ME Annnal Rspork
TAs AssaEfnsns e shs Railruaa Lana
asanss-Hs Refers y tAs F.nsa.
euilfss nHl.r c..e.


WAszzBax1z, Nos. za.-The nost in.
partanH fnAsnre IN esuEataEy E.amsrRr
sunual seporf b shat cart rslaiina =
the edfasl1ene on tbs railfoaa kand
sranis. L + as fslhpwss
''EhgFiiy nftsR my e. pofnfmeua wh.n
] had hsaonn4 eeneskaf fanniIfar wifh
TIE pQhlte land system and the worA-
inGs fhereef. ! becams impruased viva
he fagt shat ahe rnhlis donain uas -
iuR dIseEhed from ila leailimnan naruoee
and e0ngcEfEd 70 obfsctn, tns inevifFhls
elects of Whfch we're EepuRnant % H.
thsuEy 90 ehieh Tie iAud syssen was
eRaeo Apazl ftnm fne mefhosls of Il
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ssvesal lava for acqaiEine fittle thsrstn.
nec4nne comviDooa thak Ito ndminis-
traslon of congressional erauts to uaQan
Ana railroads nad afTon Eins 10 ennfm.
oHs ah1ses. CaneEeas lad not 0nly
m4ae REan1s unich In some Instance
excsedee IN extent The area OF : aaIf
dt3s1 ok she largest and most populous
states ef The union, hnt u addition Il
bad provided thst any losses u lands
within the aranesd limits should - sai
sstled By selertions Of lands within "a
ioinina limits. thaa nsafiy doublina fhe
area OF the original grants.
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~Ons sseh cass where bssdship ana
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wsa Fpsesxod bV tbls de- artnzsns 10 ne
astoxnsy esnesai for bis epluion. Inst
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leaaI and that durinR its exiasenee
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fhs tracs siaimsd bg him and % Whist
be lived. whilss Fesqnuir "a TIE eaF
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ESTHER wzs sGrcesd and taat bendF a
81 oeheFa wsss uirnilariv aifuetsd who
miRht ard wo1id Be aHecsed and vou
dirsesed thHt eueh asanfa ehuuKd he -
admtniHisfed b this 6rp1Stmenf. n
ponsihir. % pfUeFct these netflesa frem
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xHN coArIa1RKkxxD Mxcun1lQM 10 RoB1-
LAND Tnom oAEzroEnlA.
SAxRm. Nov. - u Sreclall--A num-
Der Of representative ciiinSns net 81.
niRht 70 a1ncass the Proper moihod q
cele6saie fhs oompletian ol TIE Oalifof-
MIA ano Oregon railroad. A eommiffee
eensislina of Mayor Ramsay and
Mess7s. Albert, Wade, Chamherlain.
La1ue and ExfhAFi. VAS Appointed 20
nakr al neceasaRy aFfanRementa. The
celebration viii take the form Of pnh
no recaptiun bY Governor Penne,er,
Secretary McBdde, other ntata oiIicials.
and the citizens, e. the state houss. O.
the occasion Of thA excursion. Mayor
Ramsey e1nt . disp4sch tonight 10 Co.
CAas. 4. OFockeF, vice president 81 ehf
Southern Pacific Railroad, statlnR thar
"a enthusiastic meeting wns held, and
asking how lonR ths excursion can afop
here.
sAs IaAN0muo's c0nMrrxKn
SAH FRANcnco. Nov. 29.--Ths con.
1.iisee OF arrangements Of tho beard Of
trade. consisting az Mayor Ponn, Oapi.
AeREY. Rresidont 0snderson. w. II
4arF4tt and Vics President Bsck, con
fsTfsd with the directors Of the eOuih-
crQ Pacific, today, about the Proposed
e1eoIsion % Portland on the ooinpls-
tl0n OF tse rallroad.
Captain Merry said there would be a
pnblIo exoafeton 70 Portland and that
tDe train woulc leave here on the after
noon Of DeoembeR l2th. There uill Be-
thFsa Pullman cars devoted 70 stase enc
city Representatives. Tbs foiloWinR or
RAnl8aeions Will b represented: state
Board of Tfsde, Chamber of Oommerct.
produoe EEchanRs, Manuiaoiurers' As
sooiat1on and Board Of Trade 81 San
FRanoiaaa